Article source: Hornung And Jacobi Architecture

The site of the house is located in the countryside next to a forest in Southern Germany. The house is situated at the end of a blind alley and benefits from the site facing the forest and valley. Thus a very high level of privacy is provided by the protection from being seen or unauthorized access, which makes an open living possible. The slight remodeling of the topography with a given height difference of 3 meters inspired the choreography and orientation of the building alike.

Side view, facing the neighbour‘s site : Image Courtesy Hornung And Jacobi Architecture

• Architects: Hornung And Jacobi Architecture
• Project: House Hafner
• Location: Büschelhof, Germany
• Project Team: Peter Thomas Hornung & Elsa Katharina Jacobi
• Year: 2011-12
• Type: Residential
• Size: 180qm
• Visualizations: Peter Guthrie